Texas Health Vascular Surgical Specialists

03/24/2026

Good news for coffee lovers diagnosed with atrial fibrillation. Current research doesn’t support the need to give up that jolt of caffeine. However, a cup of coffee does come with a few caveats. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4b6H0cJ

03/12/2026

Chest pain is scary. When it strikes, making the right treatment choice matters. Here’s what to know to better understand when chest pain is an emergency and when a visit to urgent care is the right choice: https://bit.ly/4kZO6V9

Chest pain? Learn when to call 911 vs. go to urgent care. Understand heart attack symptoms, decision factors, and how Texas Health can help across North Texas.

03/03/2026

Our accredited in-house vascular lab allows our specialized technologists, surgeons, and PAs to work side-by-side — performing detailed ultrasounds and reviewing images together to create personalized care plans. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4czM63p

02/23/2026

Our vascular surgery team is based in Fort Worth and trusted by patients across Texas. This team truly enjoys working with each other and brings advanced expertise and genuine care to every patient. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4czM63p.

12/25/2025

Dr. Anand Ganapathy is advancing vascular surgical care in Fort Worth. Meet with the vascular health specialist for everything from minimally invasive endovascular care and revascularization to surgical treatment for complex vascular and aortic disease and dialysis access: https://bit.ly/3XILMGV

Make an appointment with Anand V Ganapathy, MD in Fort Worth, TX. Specialist in Vascular Surgery, General Surgery at Texas Health Vascular Surgical Specialists.

12/23/2025

Heart disease is a risk factor for carotid artery disease that can lead to plaque buildup in an artery. The plaque may block or narrow the artery or cause a clot to form and trigger other issues. Texas Health vascular specialists provide quality circulatory care. It’s in their blood. Learn more at www.THPG.org/VascularSurgical

12/18/2025

Is heart disease preventable? Although age and family history are risk factors that can’t be changed, knowing some preventive measures that can be taken to lower heart disease risk may be life-saving. Learn from cardiologists: https://bit.ly/3LOUT6m

Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in the United States. These are the steps you need to take to reduce your risk.

12/11/2025

By 2030, more than 12 million people in the United States are expected to have AFib, a type of irregular heartbeat. Here’s what to know if diagnosed with the disorder: https://bit.ly/3Xx4OQu

Learn what means, how it's treated, and what lifestyle changes can help.

12/02/2025

Eating a heart-smart diet sounds like a good plan, but it can be hard to follow when life gets busy and holiday indulgences are plentiful. The thing is that healthy hearts and quality foods are linked. Here’s how to stay ahead of heart disease with what’s on the plate: https://bit.ly/4p2bnqa

Life moves fast. Between work, family, errands and a social life, it’s often easy to grab whatever is quick and convenient and call it a meal. But we know what we eat matters – healthy hearts and quality foods are linked. Exercising and maintaining a healthy diet is one of the best ways to prote...

11/26/2025

Is it time for a new holiday tradition, like a family walk or a friendly game of football? www.THPG.org/HeartVascular

11/19/2025

Is that leg cramp or tightness peripheral artery disease? Here are some warning signs to watch for and what to do if PAD is suspected: https://bit.ly/3JDRNkP

Leg pain isn’t always just aging. It could be PAD—a serious condition that may lead to amputation. Here’s how to recognize the symptoms—and what steps to take.

11/17/2025

Heart disease remains the leading cause of death for U.S. men, and men tend to experience their first heart attacks around 10 years earlier than women. Take charge of heart health by knowing blood pressure and cholesterol numbers. Visit with a Texas Health cardiologist today at www.THPG.org/HeartVascular